'Fireflies,’ a New York premiere by Philadelphia-born playwright Donja R. Love, explores the desires of a black queer woman in the Jim Crow South. Cameron Kelsall reviews.

Friends Select School kicks off the third year of its Wellness Program with a screening of 'Angst: Raising Awareness Around Anxiety.' SaraKay Smullens reviews.

Is it 'female genital mutilation' or 'female circumcision'? A visiting scholar offered a new perspective and left some questions unanswered. Alaina Johns considers.

When is a shirt more than a shirt? When it broadcasts a personal and political alliance some might find controversial. Anndee Hochman considers.

A summer road trip leads to elk country... in Pennsylvania. Who knew? Kile Smith considers.

Has Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney failed to keep two of his major campaign promises? Robert Zaller considers.

This summer's protests over ICE's policy of separating children from their parents have ramped up pressure on the Trump administration. But is it enough? Anndee Hochman considers.

One man's act of resistance against a parking kiosk echoes an entire city's frustrations. Or maybe not. But it's still pretty satisfying. Rod Bartchy considers.

After composer Kile Smith fainted in church — a second time — his life flashed before his eyes. It didn't look so bad.

When protesters disrupted the Philadelphia Orchestra's performance of 'Tosca,' some thought they went too far; others thought they did just the right thing in just the right place. Benjamin Safran considers.